Education

DNP-Systems Leadership, Loma Linda Univ., Loma Linda, CA
MSN Community Health, Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
BSN, Angelo State Univ., San Angelo, TX
ADN- Cisco Junior College, Abilene, TX
Certified in Ambulatory Care (AACN) and as an
American College of Lifestyle Medicine Diplomat

Practice

Dr. Gibson previously worked as a Magnet Program Manager in a 500-bed Level 1 Trauma Center. Her 30+ years of providing care in a variety of outpatient and community settings informs her classroom teaching. Additionally, the acquisition of multiple grants has led to the development and implementation of multiple community health education programs to promote health and well-being for program attendees.

Articles & Presentations

Gibson, T.L., Davis, K., & Smith, A. (202X). Integrating disaster management into curricula: A successful collaboration with community partners. Nursing Education Perspectives. Pending

Hedges, D. & Gibson, T.L. (202x) Chapter 2 Health Disparities and Determinants of Health in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for Advanced Practice, Eds Downes, L. and Tryon, L. Jones & Barlett Learning-Pending.

Disaster Ready Nurses: A Diverse, Inclusive, and Successful Collaboration. Presented at the NEC in the Rockies, July 2023

Gibson, T.L. (2023). Road Signs. He Knows Thy Name, Devotional Book by Karen Pearson.

Gibson, T.L., & Lloyd, S (2018). Nursing staff perceptions of fall risk: The emergence of learned helplessness as a theme. Journal of Nursing Administration, 48(1), 5-7.

Nurse Resilience, Equity, and Inclusion: Teaching-learning Methods to Support Well-being. Presented at the NEC in the Rockies, July 2023

Professional Identity: An Antidote for Resilience? Presented at the Kettering Health Nursing Faculty Conference, July 2023

Educational Strategies for Healthcare Professionals: Leveraging Engagement and Content Delivery of Health Lifestyle Practice Workshop presentation at the 2022 ACLM Conference in Florida.

Service

Gibson continues to serve in the community as a member of the Texas Health Community Impact Council and by helping out in her faith community.